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Historic Mooresville 5K
Saturday's Historic Mooresville 5k at the Mooresville Public Library benefited literacy efforts in the Mooresville community.
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Honoring fallen SEALS
Stickers designed by the Vogel children of Mooresville were worn by the Lake Norman and the West Iredell football teams Friday night. The stickers are part of a effort to raise money for the Naval Special Warfare Foundation to support the widows and children of the Special Warfare community.
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Two face felony drug charges
MOORESVILLE, NC - A man and woman were arrested Tuesday on felony drug charges following a month-long investigation.
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Brock, Mills trumpet GOP moves
North Carolina General Assembly members Andrew Brock and Grey Mills spoke to a conservative group in Mooresville on Wednesday night, and both said they were doing their best to make government as small as possible.
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Feeding the soul
Several among the 70 area church members of the South Yadkin Baptist Association feed the mouths and souls of the Iredell county fair workers by ministering to them and providing three meals a day, food, clothing and toiletries.
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Fair-goers seek out challenges
It seemed like Justin Dent had the hang of the game he spent about 20 minutes playing at the Iredell County Agricultural Fair on Tuesday night. Indeed, it looked like he was doing pretty well in a kind of mini-billiards get-up called Tee-to-Green.
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Dr. Douglas Eason announces retirement
After 21 years of service, Dr. Douglas Eason, President of Mitchell Community College announces his retirement.
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Iredell County Fair opens today
The Iredell County Agricultural Fair will officially return to town this evening for its 76th year when the gates open at 5 p.m. at the Iredell County Fairgrounds.
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Former Mooresville residents sentenced for tax evasion
A husband and wife were each sentenced to more than 20 months in prison and ordered to pay more than $1 million in restitution to the IRS following their sentences Friday on charges related to tax evasion.
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Mooresville's newest, and largest, park opens Saturday
Wanda McKenzie isn’t sure how many people to expect at Saturday’s grand opening celebration for Mazeppa Road Park. But she anticipates the crowd will be large – which would be fitting, given that the park is Mooresville’s largest.
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Maze Daze
Mooresville Tribune reporters Megan Sprague and Jessica Osborne enter the Amazing Maize Maze in Rural Hill. Will the intrepid duo ever be seen again? The 7-acre maze opens to the public September 3 and runs throu
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Iredell Search and Rescue adds two new dogs to team
At 8 months old, Diezel is still a puppy and, at times, still displays that puppy enthusiasm and desire to play.
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Local personnel were at the ready to help on coast
Two local fire departments sent personnel to eastern North Carolina to assist in the recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Irene.
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Farm tour gives chance to taste rural life
Mooresville residents, do you “Know Your Farms?”
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HEAT hopes for better regional support of hydrail
Mooresville business leaders hope a series of Public Radio spots will bring needed attention – and financial support – to efforts to promote hydrogen fuel cell technology.
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Teachers and students go back to class
Teachers and students get to know one another and navigate through the first day of a new school year.
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Making the Cut
Xavier Zsarmani, owner of Xavier's Barber Styling & Salon, styles kids with trendy hair cuts for the first day of school.
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Earthquake left Iredell residents stunned
It took a few seconds after the earth stopped shaking for the shock to set in.
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Two file to run for Love Valley mayor
The race is for the top elected position in Love Valley.
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Students helping to grant veteran's wish
A group of Rowan County middle school students is making it possible for a Mooresville man to be a part of a visit to the World War II Memorial in September.
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Love Valley looks at life without founder
Love Valley will never be the same following the passing of its founder and mayor, Andy Barker. But it will be.
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Local food banks struggle to meet demands
Lines keep growing at local food banks as supply dwindles. Neil Furr, Executive Director of Yokefellow Ministry talks about how the shortage is affecting his clients.
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McHenry talks debt, more during Mooresville stop
U.S. Rep. Patrick McHenry held a town hall meeting in Mooresville on Thursday night, and unlike his similar events in past years, this one had its share of dissenting opinions.
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Three teens charged in break-in spree
MOORESVILLE, NC - A 16-year-old and two other teens are facing a number of charges including burglary and breaking and entering after a string of crimes in southern Iredell County.
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Event to benefit animal rescue groups
STATESVILLE, NC - On the surface, a business that caters to improving the lives of humans wouldn’t be the most likely place to do the same for animals.
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